Re: Rename icon (new variation)
- From: "A L" <al_number1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: emelfm2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 18:51:50 +0000
Hello,
Was going to upload the new icon yesterday but thought I'd test it against
the stock gtk used by Emelfm2 (middle toolbar).IT doesn't match at all.For
some reason my icon looks blured compared to the rest even when converted
to svg.Looks about right at 32x32 and even 24x24 but gets really bad at
16x16.Will have to experiment with this until its right.
My experiences with icons are that when you make large icons that will be
down-scaled to small proportions, that they always get a bit less sharp. If
you wan't to make an icon that looks even sharp at 16x16 you'd better start
at 16x16 pixels in the gimp.
Sodipodi is what Inkscape is based on but seems to be even more limited.It
saves in a compressed svg format (.svgz) and won't import anything but .bmp
files.Messed with it a few hours and finally gave up on it.Wish Inkscape
was more stable and was documented better because looks very promising.
Inkscape is indeed the most promising. If it only would get an decent
layers-menu..... (by the way, my sodipodi does also import .jpg, .png,...)
If you can get (or afford) Illustrator you shouldn't hesitate, it works
great.
Arnout Lok
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